Have you ever drowned? Tell me how you feel.

Hello, the drowning process is very fast, and you will go into shock in less than 3 minutes. Once a person who can't swim falls into the water, he will definitely struggle hard, his expression will become tense and his breathing will become very urgent. In order not to be submerged, he will inhale deeply and swing his limbs to the surface. This process usually lasts about 45 seconds, and it is useless to struggle. Water will first enter the throat and stomach, causing cough. After coughing is choked by water, water will enter the lungs. The feeling of water entering the lungs is a severe tearing and burning sensation. The feeling of pouring water into the eardrum is like the brain is about to explode (everyone will have some experience when taking a bath). When water enters the body's tissue fluid, the skin will begin to swell. Less oxygen is inhaled, the body becomes weak, and the consciousness of brain hypoxia becomes weak and dizzy. At this time, the drowning person will become serene and calm after experiencing the pain, and his eyes will be dark, and his ears will not hear the sound, waiting quietly for death.

Drowning is a terrible death.